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VOL. XXX.
II *• VVALTERBOS*). S. C, NOVEMBER 6, 1907.
NO. 13.
R. F. D. CARRIERS TO MEET
A Program of Decided Interact
To Be Carried Out.
. Ruffin, November 7.—Please allow
me space in your valuable columns
to call the attention of the Rural
Carriers to our time and place of
I n xt meeeting. •
j We have decided to meet at 11
dock instead of at night as before
ited. And we herewith extend to
who will accept an invitation to
v# set with us at Ruffin on November
- 'tSb at 11 a m. We expect to have
^Ldfamer on the
^aaveral in
£ The following Carriers will
to have
have
'^something to my aa the nbiacts
Jjasnti^sd \
“Why we organize" by Paul K.
vCrosby. * *
r w' “How can we bet improve the
ivPervice?” By Thomas Rlaric.
‘How to get rid of the penny
s?” By E. Geo. Ulmer.
i improve oer
S * "tMwa %• sii^Mriians-
♦ tion the greatest benefits?" By
/ Geo, H. Folk.
"Why we should be members of
the State Amociation." By A V.
»Kickenbacke. ^
“Why we should be numbers of
, the National Assodation?" By
J<dm J, Hiers. h. '
This will be an interesting meet
ing. and everybody is Invited to be
with us and hear us and help us.
Meet especially are all carriers who
are not members of our County As
sodation invited to come and join
us. It will be on National Thanks*
giving, and we would he glad to
have an patrons of rural routes and
as many others as can come to be
present and hear our discussions.
Remember the time, November
2611 a. m, Paul K. Crosby,
President.
SHAKE IN A'BOTTLE.
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Letter from G. W. Way VALUABLE INFOMATION
Editor Press Somet hing' Jivery Person
week I took Walterbdro Should Know,
.trip over to Kidgeville or totb. Nwly thr e« hondred JO»r.
Cypress Campmeeting, the place of have passed since the medicinal,
my birth. It has been several curative elemeuta known to exist
Mt. Carmel, Noe. 4.
and Standard: Last
years since I was there. Yon know
one has a great desire to visit their
old childhood places. It brings
back to his mind things and people
he had forgotten. There has been so
many - changes in every particular
that at tinea I would haidlv know
where I was. The old campground,
was the only familiar looking plhoe I
•aw. Staring faces have tabus the
place of faniliar ones
of then nf near rslotiveo.
JNrijfiUpri
etriy hwtery <
in the cud’s liver were first dio*
covered and recognized by physi
cians as a specific in the treat-
men r of pulmonary end wasting
diseases, and ia a body-builder
and strength creator; but how to
extract those medicinal elements
fronf the oil in which they were
enveloped, has been the study bf
some of the most expert cbemigta
in the world. .
Now, the process discovered
two eminent Frsnch c‘
Horgo.s and Oattier,
have pissed over the river.
asnt among them were the
CnM^faga A Biggs, Moel
Ways and man? others toe
ous to nsutioe. It dost tat
discovered a
_ An Eigeyable Dinner.
The Colleton County Medical
Society met here yesterday at the
office of Dr. Riddick Ackerman.
Several interesting papers were
read and diseased by those present.
- AAer the meeting adjourned the
Society repaired to the Walterboro
Hotel where the members and guests
were entertained at dinner by Dr.
B. <L Willis of Cottageville. Mine
host Eckardt gave such a spread as
is seldom seen in our town, which
was much enjoyed.
Thcs present were; Drs B, G.
WUH». V. A. Kirty, R. Mur-
J. T. Taylor, L. M Stokes
man. and as guests
J.- T. Taylor, Dr. A. J
Dr. John M Klein sad
W. W. Smoak. Jf.
T|c maudmt will
,-scomber 18th at Ruffin, and it is
‘i
Ghrea a * Simple Hone Pres
cription. which any eoe cop pre-
pave. -
Now is the time when the doc
tor is busy, and the patent med
icine manufacturers reap the har
vest, unless great care is taken to
dress warmly and keep the feet
dry. This is the ad vice of an old
eminant authority, who says that
Rheumatism and Kidney trouble
weather is here, and'falio tells
wbat to do in case of an attack.
Get from any goed prescription
pharmacy one-half ounce Flnid
Extract Dandelion, one ounce
Compound Syrup % Sarsaparilla,
Mix by shaking in a bottle and
take ateaspoonfol after meals
and at bedtime.
eejwt try this simple homemade
mixture ai the first eignpf Rheu-
mattan, or if yofr. back 'aches or
you feel that the kidneys are not
acting jost righf. This is said to
hoaspUndid kidney regulator,
and almost certain remedy for nil
forms of Rhoutaottsm, which is
uuusal by nric acid in the blood,
which the kidneys foil to filter
uni. Any one can easily prepare
this at home at small cost. * _
. Druggists .in this townnnd vici
nity, when shown the preecr>
tion, stated that they can either
unpply these ingredients, or, if
our readers prhfer, * hey will
compound the mixture for them.
not
but to fora new aoqi
also had pmaolungi end ths ser rises
were of s very impssspvo nature, bet
sad to relate there were no visible «e»
, suits. Eternity obove will reveal the
piofo. .
Ismgladftd note tbs fact of the
progress of the faming interest with
those people. 1 have seldom ssep
better crops than 1 witneaed there,
darn in abundance; cotton fine
though plenty of it in the field yet;
eugneane and potatoes are looking
fine. These people have no regret*
but mueh to be proud of.
Colleton had better lookout or
Doroheeter will outstrip her in re
gards their roads from Givhans
ferry to Ridgsrills, Thera am two
roads leading to the village shout
nine miles each way, and they arS so
constructed that veep little water over
lies in the road; they are hard aad
level, ezoept on one bf these roods
there is s email aand bed; It was
almost impossible to travel these
roads a few yeare ago, while we hefT
a good many complimentary re
marks in regards to its present con
dition. We hope our worthy super
visor will ^se his best energies in
hand to give CMletea the best roads
possible. ' ' G. W. Wat.
IB
this
curative _
fresh cods 1
from their useless oil By
profiestVind is aad*
Because Vind contains no oil,
but e<pbodies ail the medicinal
value of cod liver oil, with tonic
iron added, it is fist euperfoadlnf
old fashion cod liter oil and
•mnlmoae. Asa Body butldnr nod
strength creator for eld people,
weak women, delicate children,
after sicknem, and for all putefto-
aary troubles, nothing baa oral
been haewn to excel YinoL wb
ask Walterboro people to try
Vinol.on our offer to return theig’
money if it dees not give satjs
faction.'John M Klein Druggist,
Walterboro.
Monday
the usual 1
town.
Sales Day. -
being Salsday there was
large crowd of visitors in
There being no legal sales
nothing much of importance trans-
pired.Quite a number of horse trades
were made, W.Z. Ayer of Olsr,
bavins a number of horses and mules
to sell and trade. The afternoon
was enlivened by a wrestling match
between two young athletes, and a
spirited contest with a wild mule in
v55ch every one took part by ad
ding confusion. The dispensary did
a good business.
■ « am ♦ - -
/' At ■
LeVm to atop croaking, the
world ia too busy to car&Jfor your
il|b find sorrows.
News From Salkehaftchte
Prof. D. R. Johdboe. Prtti-
dentof Winthrop Oollsgo has
been invited to be jireeeatat the
meeting of the School Improve
ment Association the second
Saturday in November. This
meeting will be held in the
Academy Walterboro, at eleven
o'clock. Everyone interested ia
the improvement of ther schools
in Colleton County, or in any
other county is invited tube
present. £ :
Every teacher is urged to
organise a local association for
the' impratspenl of hwer heg
school. ^ <tr
Those who wish further in
formation on this subject ^can
secure it by writing to mu at
Salkehstcie, 8. C‘ or atteudlag
the meeting in Walterboro, No
vember 9.
— Yours for better schools, '-
C. E. Weekley
Oct 28. County Organiser.
"It is easier to catch cold than
to catch cash,’, says the Balti-
ir ore American. Not if you con
nect with the right sort of s draft
In a small town tfre monoton-
of a woman's life would be somey
thing fierce if it wasn't for the
gossip floating about.
Of course you don't know of
any reason why the fool-killer
should>call on yoB.,bot
name a dozen reasons
should visit yonr neighbor,
, yon can
W'be
Fran
Editor Pram 41 Standard—Your
correspondent attended the Baptist
Aaraciation at Black Creek last week
and would have written it up for
publication, but "Delegate" beat me
to it, So I will only give you a few
wayside notes, *
Black Creek Church is four miles
frAtBrifondersonville on the road to
Sniders X Reads and is composed of
the most hospitable people in the
county. Their church sod their homes
show signs of prosperity sad prog
ress. They drive good bones 1 ve in
good hodhss, their herns are well
filled with corn and hay, their large
crops of esne are ripe ready for the
sugar boiling while their cotton Helds
are still loaded with their snowy pro
duct waiting f of the labor problem
to be solved.
I met your fair correspondant “C.
L. S. ", and had a few very pleasant
words with her, but she did not tell
me why she is so long yiekflhg her
place to t^e-foess A Standard to
other pieces. .
The good women gave us dinner
on the church grounds, which we
enjoyed and this gave us an hour for
a pleasant chat and hand shake with
friends of the years that are gone.
On Saturday night I was well
cared for in the home of a brother
who was untiring in his efforts to
make his guests enjoy their visit
The todies also, who were visiting in
this house, took upon themaalvea
to entertain me for the evening, by
doubling up on me in a debate on
woman's righto.
I insdvsrtaatly said that! had no
patience with a female preacher.
And I soon found that I had said the
wrong thing. I tried to justify ths
statement by quoting everything
that Paul wrote on the subject, but
I was sorry for Paul when they
finished with him.
I happened to know however that
the only way to end a controversy
with a woman is to allow ber ths
last word, and I resorted to this
plan* but I hope my fair apponents
understand that I am not converted
Seriously, this was to me a very
pleasant and (on the part of tip
ladies) an intelligent discussion of
the subject. But when a woman
ascends thcfimlpitl prefer to descend
the steps at the front door. I esteem
a woman for her , modesty, hut I
dislike s masculine woman,though I
would not hinder their usefullness in
Christain work as long as it comes
within the teaching of the bible.
* J. B. D.
probably attend. This adding a
Hfimlsrsnrina Dots. T —
Ob Wednesday evening, Oct.
several of the young men
of the town, tost at the home of
Mrs. Isaac Anderson, and organ
ised a tenait club aboutadosen
youfif met) and ladies Lava
already joined.
Tip goods will be ordered as
anas posritofo and weiiope
Utah we will fee playing before
foany days. The object of this
organisation is to encourage the
young people of the village to en
gage in that heal thy, helpful
recreation that te so essensial to
the building citrus mantpod,
and womanhood. In order to
keep the interest and enthusiasm
that has already beeh manifested
in the organization pf this club;
the officers hope to be able, at
is time in the near future,
to challenge some of Wsltreboro’s
“crock players.”
We are glad to be able to say thvt
Mr Jaa Anderson- who has been
verysick for t he past two weeks,
is vriy much better and we hope
that it will not be long before be
will be able to be put again*
Rev H B Hardy spent Fridsy
night Oct 25th in Walterboro.
A number of “possum” hunters,
from and around Hendersonville
■peat a part of Fridsy sight Oct 26th
in the woods. They had very good
luck.
Miss Came Fraysee is visiting
friends in Savannah.
Mr I 8 Andeasoa Jr came home
from Clemson College Friday Oct.
Classified Advertiseseats.
FOR SALE.
FOB SALE—a rood family hone—
apply to—J. W. Canon.
FOg—gATiB—Vice Lend, 33-acre*;
14 milea from Wrlterboro apply
Wichman A Son,
_ SALE—One fine xnie for tale,
Six yean old. Apply to j. K. (invee
Bootle. 8. C.f
FOB SALK-rNThne desirable homes,
well settled and comfortable—E. M.
Joses, 10-9-41
FOR BALE—800 acre of land 100
acres cleared 6 miles from Walter
boro. Apply to
LO Owes*.
Sheriff.
’Ever-RFtdy’ IS Bladed Safety Rnonv
Complete $l.oo John x Klein,
neef. Iron nod wine, foil pint hotline
50c; one-half pint 25c. at Klein'n.
Furniture polish, oold and SUeor
paint*. Varnish stains for hooae deoom-
tions. at Klien’s,
The Brick store
yon need try them.
has moat anythirg
Blanket* (JailIs aad
price anv kind to be had
fflsra. —- -
smith, oct 90-4t
.-WANT*
-Toooataotwl
tf> J
WANTED-Aoo oeids ptae wool Apt
ply to waherhoro Cbctoa MUIs o»
J. T. MoOragor. ;
hey 1.S00
QiajeA
W.QL
to
i to cot bone
wtag Kov. 18th.
». C.
teach private
• JPOff SVtMr
c.
», s, a
WASTED—About thirty acreM~«mdy
loam aoil to Oolletoe co on or boot
A O L By. WUl not or bey. Give
fell information. Addreea V E C
667 Edgowood Arena*, Atlanta, On.
WANTED —HOARDERS - Three or
four gentlemen can find pernwmml
board. Good fan Central location.
Rate* on application. Traaeknt
hoard— alao taken. Mra.E. H. WU
Hama. RailrondAvenne.
WANTED—To sell
easy aerma plantation m
tainiog 450 acrea. 80 aon
of onlUvatioo, Fin* fertile toil
aaoe toad well ttmb red oak. eyproe
and pioe*lso snmaBor place If wanted.
J. H. Bexley,
Neyles, S. C.
for cash on
hr Neylee con
In high
bal
paint*.Oil*. Putty and glam, at KM to.
Best Seed Rye (the tall growing kind)
40c pk. Terry A Shaffer.
Original Tooth pasta, at Klien’e.
▲ large an
Tootb Brushes, at
Sato—yellow
Onion
KMn’e.
and
wte. Any
Brik
•Ever-Ready' IS BladadSafety ^nor
aad oattlai
Don! frxgst that tha BrfaftSts
for Walk Over
13 line* nee i
„jeln Ami
latthodrtaki
I
tsaoTn
Atlmrie
eraaa V
19-18.
llth ad 18th aad tei
to mrivo te Aagaem
veaaher 18th. for
ttoa apply to
wnto
T.C.
J. Oaua,
Pae. Traf. Mgr. Wilmington, H. O.
Notices.
s'
Apply to
A i counterfeiter has
arrested also no mean wti
ter of verte. Perhaps the gentle
man merely has a perverted
notion regarding poetical lidense.
The New York Tnhe* compares
the Wall Street muddleJo.a case
of measles. What! So common as
all that?
25th oa account of his
nee*
Hoodenouvillo would be glad to
have the Free, of the county *• School
Improvement Organization, to com
np and organise a local School In-
pro verntmt Organisation here.
We congratulate the trustees of
the Heoderoonrille graded School for
their enthusiasm in school work, and
improvement in school building.
Prof L P Kil^bre of Newberry
S C is the efficient teacher.
X Y . ,
Learn to laugh. A good laugh
is better than medicine.
Learn how to tell a story. A
well told 8.ory It as welcome as a
sunbeam in a tick room.
learfc to stop ceoakfug. if you
cannot see any good ra this world,
keep the bad to yourself.
Learn to hid# your aches and
pains under a plesant smile. No
one cares whether yon have the
earache, headache, or rheuma
tiem.
Learn to attend to yonr own
business- a very important point.
Lean- to greet your friends
with a smile^ they - carry too
many frowns in their own hearts
to be bothered with anj of yours.
-^-Eptrcrth Herald. °
■ ■ to ^ W
Better pass a law right now
prehibitin racing balloons from
carrying these awful* "honk,
hortk’ whistlra.
Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Mor
gan are helping to save the
country by saving Mr. Rocke
feller tnd Mr. Morgan
e*t«
OTHERS v
LOST—Small bay Mare—8 yeaawald—
loerte order, blind in loft eye. Strayed
frojn Cottageville three weeks ago.
Reward for bore* or lafonaatloa a* to
whereabout*. T. A. Adam*,
; - Cottageville. 8.O.
FOUND—We fonnd that there
was noon* in walterboro sailing Rout
ing coat a. Teats' Belts, Leggings, cart
ridges, eto. and we have put ia a big
stack of them. '
Brown Furniture A Hdw Co,
STRAYED—I have on my place two
stray cow*. Owners caa have same by
• proving proparty aad aariac expea-
**•-—G. L Blocker, BUmker. l. C,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
NOTIOE—All persona are berepy •
bidden to oator upon or traepam
sky way apoU say toads awaad
eeatrotod by the undersigned; or
low stock to roam at will oa s
Ui,«u ^ Paul W.
FINAL NOTICE, Cat oeAB.
wood?. Oa vaalStk day ofl
19071 will make my naal
aomlalstrator “de bo-to bow <
amatt^ anoexo” of Eetoto of
J. B. ,
ly thereafter will apply t
Probate Court of Coltotoa Ooanty for
or of
O. A. Savage admtr.
QeL 19th iso?!
TAX NOTICE—The tax books for tha
Town of WaUerb'*ro will bo open ter
the cn|taction of fowa taxes freaa
Nov. let to Nov. 30th, 1907, at tha
store of H. W. Black, Jr. ^ ^
D B. Black, .
If - Clerk and Tcaaa
Administrator’s Notice.
Having fitod my final return as Ad
ministrator af the Estate of xary Stan
field with Prohate Jadga I will apply
Dtaauaorj
oa the 11
1007.
W. B. Btakpiklo
10,090 feet Aremed flooring and cell
ing at J W Canon’s.
Saga, thvme. xarjoram aaasage sea-
eooing. at Klein’s.
Beet Batter 38o a lb, always oa io* at
G W Glover.
for rfeklea aad pastry, at
rttta
AD
New ayrap
ttaytotL
No, 1 Timothy flay
as oonatry hay*
twice at te
Seed oats aad Seed rye.
Ten
New lot of oak leaned ahoee jost ar
rived at VouLeha, the Shoe Man.
Klein’s Baraka Medletee U oa the
for nil winter ailment*.
Brer-Ready* 12 Bladed Safety Raaor
Complete $100 at|Joha If Klein’s
Hard end soft ooal.
Foil lias Combe
stationery pmuA WaMPoro- Drag O04.
Razors. Pocket. Knives and Setoeori
WaiterbOro Dre^Co.
Hand Gtaama, Powder Bozen Powder
Pnffa,‘Nail Polishers aad Manicure
Sticks. Walter boro Drag Co.
oibeon React Tonio. guaranteed, nl
Ktoin'e -v
him for
day ef December.
10-30 to 12-14
ESTATE OF J. W. XBNEGAN—AM
persona having claims agalnat J. W.
Irnegan, now In asylum as insane, era
requested to preseat the eame duly
atieeted within the next thirty ttopew
and tboee Indebted to said innattoeo
make payment te me at ••nee.
R, D, CARTER,
Committer;
ESTATE Or ALEXANDER CUM-
MING9—Oa the Stb day of!
I will
ia—
to tha Probate Ji
Arckey
NOTICE—On aad aflal
cln oa following
bays, Tkarodaye and!
furihat notice.
Wellegborve Cotton ODOm
4* - —
Among Mm virtuous dirgrane
is. oonsidered before life .—Mu-
ripides, )
President Roosevelt's warm
hdvoeaey of irrigation will cheer
up the oolooelt who fear that the
Sooth ie becoming fin ariddeeegi.
Captain Hobeon's Japtneee
war will have to be elsmed emoug
the theatrical fatluree ef the
Editor Pram and Standard: 1*emk
allow ms space io jeer vataahli
columns to{ give reoults of m|emh .
acre of corn planted on the Wtlliaao- *
sou plan. The yield was 61 baMfc j )
and 3.prcks of corn and 600 pooudg >"'
•f fodder. ■ ■
I think it is one of the best pbig
for the farmers to make earn. Witte *
be<twUh€« to Mr. Willtutuon wl
tU tim, I fenuun fepeetf *- ’
Nor. 1,1(07. J. J.
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